We have seen many custom off-road vehicles, but an off-road all-terrain wheelchair that can tackle any landscape is a first.
Equipped with continuous track rails like a tank, the all-terrain wheelchair looks like it can climb even the toughest of hills.
The video released by the makers of this custom vehicle shows the wheelchair riding through rocky terrain and sandy hills.
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Known as the Action Trackchair AXIS 40, the custom vehicle is designed for rugged terrains and narrow pathways.
This is a great alternative for individuals who want to live adventurous lives, even with their disabilities.
It is just one of the many instances where technology has made life a lot easier for people with disabilities.
Even automobile manufacturers are now designing their future cars by prioritizing accessibility and inclusivity for wheelchair users.
Another great thing about the all-terrain wheelchair is that it’s highly customizable, according to your needs.
Just when we thought it couldn’t get any cooler, the Action Trackchair comes with attachments like a cup holder, snow plow, gun holsters, and fishing rod holder.
“Action Trackchair believes in providing their users with the ultimate freedom and mobility. With this in mind we offer a wide variety of accessories to fit your lifestyle and needs. Whether it be a cup holder, snow plow attachment or fishing rod holder we provide our users the tools they need for the next adventure,” the company says.
Some other all-terrain wheelchair models from the same company even have hydraulics that help you stand up straight.
Best of all, the drive function works in every position.
So you can perform an activity in any position you want.
Technology has certainly played a huge role in improving the quality of life for people with disabilities.
And now, it has reached a point where brain implants and AI can even help a paralyzed man walk again just by thinking about it.
Just imagine how technology can further improve our lives and those around us in the coming future.
